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Scotland’s First Minister has accused the UK Government of “playing games” over Trident as MPs prepare to vote on the renewal of the nuclear deterrent. Nicola Sturgeon also warned it would be “unforgivable” if the Labour Party were to split over the crucial Commons vote, and called on the party’s MPs to reject the nuclear weapons system. |
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Prime-Time Speakers 5 moments to watch for during RNC Please note: The speakers below are part of the prime-time program, which will follow Monday afternoon’s Convention Business Session. Willie Robertson, CEO of Duck Commander and Buck Commander, star of Duck Dynasty The star of A&E’s hit series.... |
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Col Mike Edmonson of the Louisiana state police said on Monday morning that Long “certainly was seeking out police officers” and that he had ambushed his victims. “His movements, his direction, his attention was on police officers,” Edmonson told the Associated Press. |
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(by Patrizio Nissirio) (ANSAmed) - MOUNT ATHOS (GREECE) - An Orthodox monk wearing sunglasses drives the off-road vehicle down a bumpy dirt track with occasional asphalted sections, checking messages on his two cell phones. The location is Mount Athos, the 'theocratic republic' in Greek territory.... |
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What most impressed the French political thinker Alexis de Tocqueville when he visited the United States in the 1830s was the Americans’ inclination to create civic associations. To Tocqueville, this disposition was central to the Americans’ adeptness to democracy. |
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THE Zimbabwean pastor behind the biggest protests against President Robert Mugabe in a decade on Monday stressed that the movement that he started was apolitical, and was about Zimbabweans taking responsibility for their country. Baptist minister Evan Mawarire was speaking to Talk Radio 702’s Redi Tlhabi from South Africa. |
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(by Patrizio Nissirio) (ANSAmed) - MOUNT ATHOS (GREECE), JULY 18 - An Orthodox monk wearing sunglasses drives the off-road vehicle down a bumpy dirt track with occasional asphalted sections, checking messages on his two cell phones. The location is Mount Athos, the 'theocratic republic' in Greek.... |
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Zimbabweans protest against Robert Mugabe. Credit: AFP Zimbabwe has delayed paying its soldiers for a second successive month, sources said Monday, underlining the worsening economic crisis that has triggered recent protests. Ten days ago, President Robert Mugabe's government was shaken by a.... |
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(AFP) France fell silent on Monday for the victims of the Nice truck attack, but the mourning was overshadowed by politicians tearing into each other over the massacre. A sea of people thronged the Nice promenade for the emotional minute's silence just days after a Tunisian attacker drove a truck.... |
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THE Zimbabwean pastor behind the biggest protests against President Robert Mugabe in a decade on Monday stressed that the movement that he started was apolitical, and was about Zimbabweans taking responsibility for their country. Baptist minister Evan Mawarire was speaking to Talk Radio 702’s Redi Tlhabi from South Africa. |
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CEDAR RAPIDS — Architect Frederick G. Brown moved to Cedar Rapids from the West Coast in 1909 when a friend promised him a job as soon as he arrived. He was awarded the contract to design the Cedar Rapids Candy Co. at 412 A Ave. NE. The building lasted through the Calder Van and Storage Co. before being demolished for the new U. |
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